a-side mix is by thundertruck (anthony mansfield & cole). they take austins uber rock spoon and give it a little disco-dub-rub. already in the hands of many key sf djs including tasho and jeno. flip for the extra fun redoo of the wonder band s cover of led zeps >whole lotta love< by the corsican brothers >anthony mansfield-hector works & sneak-e pete<.

incl. huge ripperton mix new killer application on rippertons… stop & listen!!! this is the next hyped producer. laurine frost presents here its 1st ep on perspectiv and it is of pure beauty & tighness. a1, ulisses is one of the most funky beat weve heard for long! incredible beats, legs on fire before that huge synth render the whole track as totally irresistible. an incredible track to close the summer session! a2, ripperton put an incredible housey and minimal touché for a devilish reshake. if the butterfly wasnt yet burned, it is now done! b1 amfora is an epic 11 minutes full of emotion in a pure minimal house style! the sun in the eyes, we still feel that seaside little wind in the neck dancing at that superb after hours party on the beach, meet you there

little bit funky vocal house bomb feat. afrika bambaata !!

crispy minimal tech house with some trancy elements. the b-side offers two different versions which are a little bit >louder<

the coop lll e.p #1 features the original bad boy 4 heros marc mac seminal carnival anthem from last year something comes over, a monstrous track with the duttiest bassline wreaking havoc on any discerning dancefloor . detroits fave son ayro turns out another heavyweight classic with movin on featuring the irish afrod ginger ninja on vocals too. domu has a nu vision with this little jazz tech gem & is a perfect insight to whats in store & to come in the future. kay suzuki returns again to deliver a superb feelin u, another classic bruk vocal workout

little bit tribal infected prog house

titled after the famous motto of david mancusos the loft this ep contains a slap of cool edits of rare disco and boogie anthems

next strike on fumakilla, this time new shots produced by french artist paul ritch, well known for his stunning releases on labels like get physical, resopal, kickboxer and paradigma, just to name a few….paul definitly knows how to create deep and smooth atmospheres, without sob stuff….he has resources against boredom!!!! fluffy basslines and soundscapes, a wicked little synth chord and a reserved drumwork starts the main track called > back to time<. after a short and constructive break the principal theme restarts, with a striking sound selection and harmonious arrangements. call it mini-trance, call it tech-house, or even detroit-tech, call it whatever, it doesn t make any differences, the main thing is, the boys and girls all over the world will boogie with a smile on their faces, and deservedly so….trip down memory lane!!!!on the flip another tune called >vaticans bell<, and also another straight forward goin up groove monster with pretty great arrangements and awesome placed strings. paul ritch plays the first violin, he knows how to produce a timeless masterpiece, reduced but heavily effective monster tracks at the end, come, look and see… 10 points to berlin again!!

after his collaboration with label head daniel stefanik for cargo edition 003, sven tasnadi steps up for his first solo release. >el fuego de dentro< features those typical relaxed grooves that remind us of endless mediterranean summer afterhours, hitting exactly that specific spot of abeyance between euphoric celebration and absolute physical exhaustion. his bass drum is never obtrusive but always compelling. svens tracks are ultimately funky, full of funny little sounds swirling around. and not to forget, with >2190 días contigo< mr. tasnadi reveals his epic qualities as well. with this record, mr. tasnadi definitely proves that he is a guy you need to watch out for in the future.

fans of the new school sounds will be scrambling for this ep. thomas and pete are reunited here and turn out a jackin powerful a side with saturdays and wrap it up while they rock it a little smoother on the b side with so bad and vinyl roots the latter being given a killer remix by santino

big with: dan curtin, gregor tresher, karotte, thomas schumacher, monika kruse.... fresh fried is a new project by chris wood, nedzad berovic and frank leicher. nedzad and frank have already made furore with their release on balkon records. the aside >50 ways< starts with an organic housegroove. during the song a minimal melody originates, which comes to its climax because of a clever arranged break and a pad that sounds like the old detroit tracks. hands up on every open air floor ! the b-side includes the titel >on my mind< in two different versions: chris b1 version shows us how deep beats and tricky vocals can work together, and comes after a short break with a warm baseline to a house appeal that stayes in your mind... the version from berovic & leicher is a little bit harder and more minimal. because of nice arranged beats and the drifting baseline this track has to be played at the clubs

+ huge gui boratto remix cerebral and modern, a little anti establishment, somewhat guerilla style.octopus is the peculiar and artistic home of quite unusual producers, a common ground for diverse creations of techno, house, deep- whatever works when we a

ultraphat mashtronic remixes, reminds me a little bit to digitalism productions... peaktime floorweapon

next striker from the electric spain imprint here noferini & kortezman team up with the amazing jocelyn brown for this electro flavoured little house number includes mixes by jesse garcia and phunkk mob

beautiful picture disc version of this percussive latin-house elements of life banger

prime manifesto makes a mixture between electro, punk and a little bit house

merry, amusing nonsense - some of the attributes used to describe the last kritik records. these terms are unlikely to be appropriate here: the young sebastian simmert from the outskirts of berlin has submitted his first own production. noticable are the influences of techno producers from recent years and the work of this 22 year old demonstrates he knows the whos who. is this an up and comer? the first track is in the tradition of pumping bodzin/romboy works, the second references 2step, including the bad little ravemonster. finally, a hymne for the early morning hours, for the more contemplative dancefloor - enjoy while sipping bionade. beyond minimalism

the follow up to the club stomper da beat kicks, might just prove to be an even bigger dancefloor bomb. spiced up with a little urban twist, push me shows rootzmaster basoskis never ending love for house music!

3rd ep off the double disc mixed by grammy award winner louie vega. basils classic city streets is up first with kerri chandler turning out his smooth inspirational mix of this nu groove 1991 original classic release. his mix goes a little deeper than the original full spoken vocal but includes a jazzy saxophone and a heavier bass line making the track move along a little easier. some tribal beats and some thunder are added to really create the atmosphere & veritable feel of the rain. the late great house music singer sabrynaah pope sings her heart out on hold on. this is the actual original re issue from 1994 and still being played. other 2 singles that you will find on the vinyl ep are mood ii swing feat. carol sylvan, closer as well as the global no1 dance hit by blaze feat. barbara tucker most precious love. all these well known tunes make for an incredible set of throw backs coming from a very special album mixed by one of the worldwide legends of dance music

melancholic, atmospheric minimal grooving little house number on the re vox imprint by dj uovo nice work for those who know

very very catchy little vocal number with a massive breakdown by lucien fort on the r&g electronics imprint from the hardsoul boys this will be huge with the big names in business dont miss this

genre crossing little number from the dragonette sweet female vocals in a cool fusion with electro and techy vibes on the a side flip over for some broken beat action not to be missed

debut album from by new rephlex signing the tuss. expect strange pitch shifty things, little voicy things, very funky breakbeaty drum machinery, spooky pads, tuff rhythms, princey funk with top claps, classy anthems, lush pianos, death fuck mental beats, double speed hip hop dnb style, mellow and lush...

kenny dope gonzales and lil louie vega made their production debut on the new york label way back when, so there can be no one more fitting to compile the first new album release on the imprint. in case you didnt know, strictly rhythm were one of the most important house labels of the 1990s. established by entrepreneur mark finkelstein and serious club babe gladys pizzarro, the label would launch the careers of, among others, roger sanchez, erick morillo and, as we ve seen, masters at work. pretty significant, then! strictly maw is an album no true househead will want to miss

label boss chris carter in a cool coop with dopamine on his very own record records imprint here dolowitz is a techy edged electro flavoured little house number that will appeal to a huge variety of djs worldwide not to be missed

the blackwiz imprint returns with this very catchy little house number by haze including a deep mix by sandy rivera and an electrohouse treatment by jamaal

pikaya take to the a-side with a flourish of robes and flashing beams of light. >jedi< is not the track youre looking for… wait, no—it absolutely is the track youre looking for, all mind tricks aside. kicking off with a sparse drum pattern, it quickly shifts from a measured andante to an easy jog, as resonant synths and sweeping filters whip up desert winds and high drama. high, lonesome counterpoints and a moody chord progression carry the faintest whiff of ennio morricones outlaw music, and playful trills—you could almost swear they were birdcalls—suggest a secret oasis hidden just behind the next hill.if you find >jedi< cinematic, then >fango< will really blow your wide-screen mind. starting with a rhythmic underpinning thats everything youve come to expect from a cadenza track - tight, ultra-kinetic, just a little bit jittery - pikaya build up layer upon layer of hazy pads and cool arpeggios that shimmer like the aurora borealis. bullfrog-throated horns occasionally burst in with a fat, amicable fanfare, announcing the arrival of the peak hour. great, unison handclaps play off against heel-kicking syncopations: madness ensues. and then everything slowly, imperceptibly smears together and loses focus, and the tune fades flickeringly away. talk about a double feature! now playing on a turntable near you

brother, the second track of reeads album take what you need was conceived in collaboration with guillaume françois & johann querne. this track has an unusual pop rock touch quite different from rewind, reeads first track selected to be on the official compilation of the 2007 winter music conference. brother is just as diverting & enchanting as the album. it reflects the artists will to widen its musical spectrum focusing maybe a little less on the electronic influence of his music and going back to the essence of it. brother thus features a steady voice accompanied by a strait guitar & an efficient bass line. without a doubt, the single and ep will conquer its audience thanks the several remixes that will rejoice the electro music fans. reead >brother< produced by reead written by reead, guillaume françois & johann querne.

brill zi- abre clicky mix , zi- abre better known as shlomi aber (cocoon rec, ovum rec.. etc) , very tracky with a little bit melodic touch, original & dub version with 80s kraftwerk / 80s synthie electro flavours !! top record !!!

the sound enforcers are dave angel and jamie anderson and they have produced many quality tracks over the last couple of years and here they have made their first release together for rotation. the aside is a funky bassline driven club killer with driving percussion and funky edits. on the flip you will find a little bit more aggressive bodi remix

limited pic disc edition , incl seamus haji & plastic little rmx

the new single from the dub pistols critically acclaimed speakers & tweeters album is open. featuring tk and blu jemz on vocals, its a sure fire summertime anthem that ll be buzzing around your head for weeks.trevor loveys, dan le sac and plastic little o

dogs on crack are one of the newest to the uk punk core techno scene but they come with more of a bite than most. formed out of the mould and ill feelings of an old rundown flat in wandsworth housing estate dogs on crack started putting there grubby little fingers on to the much loved german sound schranz. with there first release supported by the shranz demon himself frank kvitta mad dogs & englishman is set to tare up all the dirty hell holes near you

incl audio soul project and alex parsons remix !! cool little bit electrofied funky techhouse tracks on the second briquerouge limited by christian linder. he s known from his collaboration with smg on rzmusik/rz21

with evil concussion mutekki welcomes yet another rising star on the techno horizon. his mutekki debut single >tak tak< is a bulldozer of a track! a massive drumming, an accelerating bass line and tricky little breaks get combined with a piano hook, which will immediately make you raise your hands into the air. sounds cheesy, but if you dont believe us, just check and try! ziel100, known for his remix works for the likes of the horrorist and gloria gaynor as well as for his label zielscheiben, strips down the groove to its basic elements and turns his version of “tak tak” into a real freak show.

exium are known for a distinct rocking, offbeat infected productions with a silk coating. the boys are pretty busy with their live tour and have finally found some time to perfect some if the tracks they have road-tasted many times.. as a little extra treat this new gem comes up with an unforgettable fanon flowers rework

prepare for summer and balearic grooves this will be a winner this summer dario nunez serves an irresistible tribal groove legendary mario ochoa spices things up a little bit with some cool electro flavour for his dirty remix a must have

great detroitish remixes by chris fortier for the little bit proggy infected >track one< by kolo !!

this is the third tuning spork blues experiment. inspired by legends like miles davis and modern day techno producers like dandy jack, andreoni is forging wacked out new house sounds, in the true spirit of jazz. this ep is no exception, and it shows why the likes of ricardo villalobos believe that signor andreoni is an amazing musician. to begin the experiment, andreoni jams you deep into space, with some seriously fucked up effects that will have you hiding under your bedclothes. sleepover is perhaps the most techno cut on this release, but the deep haze of dub still remains, over a banging percussive track. on members the melodies are perfect as you expect from signor andreoni, and here the acid line is more prominent in the mix, over deep warbling bass notes. in borderline, nothing is as it seems. melodies fall down cliffs into weird drones, and everything seems a little skewed. this completes a 4 track ep from a unique talent in the world of deep electronic house music, with 4 distinctive colourful tracks that take the genre far away from the middlebrow. make sure you check out our third tuning spork blues experiment, even if you spent most of science class using bunsen burners as water pistols

if you are looking for something… ahem… >dirtier< than sébastien légers mix or the original, you can catch the second disc here which includes the massive micky slim & funkagendas and aston shuffles remixes and is set for release on the 21st may 2007, again on rising music. micky slim & funkagendas take on >carry me away< is more electro-tech and has been caned in the clubs by the likes of fedde le grand, sasha, steve lawler and many more whereas aston shuffles remix is a little funkier but with warped stabbing bleeps and tons of funk

who is dj swap? after his first introduction on smallville01, swap now starts with a first full 12inch of real minimal music. simple deeptech grooves, deepkickin basslines plus superb soundwise hooklines makes this three little tracks glimmering perls of technomusic. “the walk” comes up with that kind of double minus rythm ending with a dubby chordish groove to make it an awesome debut a side. on b1 swap features the african kalimba on the sametitled piece of switzerland related minimal endless loop, and the last track consequence features a trippy sequence on simple bassy beats- this one goes out to daniel bell, we may call him the mental father of swapmusic.this is 100 % advanced dancefloor shit for all you ibiza underground afterhour junkies! we stay to dance

ph-neutre is 22 year old dj and producer raphaël fortin from france. together with his partner frother he just started the label médiateur electronics. d.digglers remix on the b-side takes a different approach starting very deep and spheric with lots of glitchy elements and small little details that give it a very hypnotic touch in a great and typical d.diggler groove-style

soulful little house number feat robert owens unique vocal skills includes ran shani and funkagenda mixes plus a remix by haji & emanuel themselves

italian chums love supreme are back with the follow up to rocquet, their debut from late last year. the elsewhere ep once again demonstrates their ability to combine a range of sounds from moroder style disco to detroit techno to krautrock and psychedelia while still retaining the ability to make the kids dance like little monkeys. you have been warned!

little bit kraftwerk like electro trax

awesome hardgroovin percussive hardtechno !! high quality 4 track ep

>little heatwave< ist sehr lebendig, quirlig und muss sich hinter einem audio werner nicht verstecken. im gegenteil, hier kann man sich auf augenhöhe begegenen.

re released classic strictly rhythm release by the wonderful barbara tucker produced by master at work little louie vega feat india, michael watford, biron stingily, kenny bobien and many more on backing vocals must have

a slightly steppy intro will get the crowd going. but when that bass drops you d better be holding on to something (or someone). this is minimal understated breaks at its best, stripped down beats and rolling bass complemented by hi end riffs and a little bit of pad to add warmth. anti science comes up with a remix that toughens, embellishes and shines an already dazzling gem into a thing of rare beauty and bass